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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
2
Miss Almier Armstrong reports oat harvest and blackberry picking occupy many locals in Toc ity with good weather and plentiful berries. Community members attend family events, visits, and church services while neighbors share meals and news from Lebanon and nearby areas.
Mrs Berry Turse and Mrs Berry Turse are mentioned in Carytown notes. Miss Golda Phipps visits sister Mrs Clarence Simmons. The Christian Endeavor meeting at Salem Sunday night was led by Mrs Turner. Thad Stith family visited Turner home. Wheat and oats field conditions noted. Several residents traveled to Lakeside and Jasper. A Fourth of July crowd reduced Sunday School attendance to 58. Mrs Matthews reports a record blackberry harvest.
Id Magers and family from Kansas City visited his parents G M Magers and kin. Cecia Mackey returned from Springfield. Florence Stratton visited Ruby Jarvis Thursday. John Welsh and family called on Mr Jarvis Friday. Guy McConnell and family visited Sunday with John Welsh. John Welsh visited Sunday evening with Percy Wright. Id Magers, Dan and Will Magers and Postmaster Hardaway were in Carthage Monday night.
Miss Hinew Beer and several locals spent evenings visiting friends in Union Valley. Families from Carthage and nearby towns visited McClintock relatives. Ice cream was served during gatherings despite cool weather. Multiple neighbors and kin including Kerney, Turvey, Patterson, and Buerge shared Sunday and Monday visits across the community.
Mrs Abbie Crow hosted a dinner with SHERIDAN residents including Fern Patrick Lender and family, Mrs Lillie Whitlock, Parry Bender, Cray Smith and families. Others, Miss Gresham and Mabel Little, returned from Springfield, farmers busy with wheat and oats, and a small Sunday School turnout due to weather.
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